Expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for millions of Americans
As open enrollment begins November 1, expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for 22-million Americans and affect access to affordable coverage.
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Precision Auto Body celebrates 30 years of serving West Tennessee
A local body shop celebrates 30 years.
‘Operation Blackout’ to add extra layer of protection in Tennessee communities on Halloween
On Halloween night, children are knocking on doors, and have no idea who the may come in contact with.
Tennessee Highway Patrol shares Halloween enforcement and safety tips
The THP has plans for increased visibility and enforcement efforts over the Halloween weekend to ensure troopers are promoting a safe and happy holiday for all Tennesseans.
POLL: Should Congress still get paid during a government shutdown?
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
TBA launches statewide pro bono portal to connect lawyers with Tennesseans in need
The Tennessee Bar Association (TBA) today launched a new, statewide portal for volunteer opportunities in partnership with Paladin, a leading pro bono management platform.
UPDATE: Police announce arrests following large manhunt
Officials have successfully apprehended two suspects in Crockett County following an extensive manhunt that commenced after a routine traffic stop.
Multiple charged as more than 1/4lb of meth seized from home
West Tennessee Drug Task Force announces two arrests.
Halloween 2025: Let’s see your costumes!
It's Halloween week, and we want to see the best costumes in West Tennessee!
MIDDAY GUEST: West TN Medical Group Pulmonology
West Tennessee Medical Group is proud to introduce the nation's first combined Pulmonology Asthma and Obesity Management clinic, led by Dr. Ankit Kushwaha.
Amaryllis Sale scheduled for November 11 at UT Gardens in Jackson
Browse more than 500 amaryllis bulbs across 26 varieties at the University of Tennessee Gardens, Jackson’s, annual Amaryllis Sale.
Medina announces new 2025 property tax billing
City of Medina property owners' 2025 property tax billings are included in the Gibson County 2025 property tax notices this year.
Mugshots : Madison County : 10/29/25 – 10/30/25
The people in this gallery were booked into and/or released from the Madison County Jail between 12 a.m. on 10/29/25 and 8 a.m. on 10/30/25.
What the Tech: Getting the right TV
Buying a new TV can be overwhelming. You’ll see rows of screens labeled 4K, 8K, OLED, QLED, UHD — it’s a lot of alphabet soup. But the biggest decision might not be the picture technology at all. It’s the size of the screen.
POLL RESULTS: Who is the worst movie kid?
Earlier this week we asked our audience which movie kid was the worst. Now we have the results!
JACOA hosts ‘Paint for Paws’ donation drive
One local organization hosts a festive event to help out animals in need.
Workshop encourages residents to take control of their finances
Are you ready to take control of your finances? Several organizations held a workshop Wednesday empowering residents to do just that.
West Tennessee’s live music lineup: October 29-November 4
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
Jackson Symphony’s new music director speaks at rotary meeting
A new music conductor was the guest speaker at a local gathering.
Retired UT Knox mascot, Smokey X, diagnosed with cancer
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s, cherished retired live mascot, Smokey X, has been diagnosed with cancer.
Mike Elam talks Pusser investigation | WBBJ Podcast
We sit down with author Mike Elam to discuss the recent investigation results into the death of Pauline Pusser.
WRAP collecting food items for ‘Dignity Dinners’ distribution
One simple bag. One complete meal. One act of kindness. Help feed families with dignity - because everyone deserves a place at the table.
West Tennessee Road Construction: October 29-November 5
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Sharon School’s Beth Davidson Honored as West Tennessee Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year
When visiting the halls of Sharon School, you’ll quickly notice the steady calm and positivity of Assistant Principal Beth Davidson.
MIDDAY GUEST: United Way of West TN
President/CEO Matt Marshall and Kaitlyn Mingle with United Way of West Tennessee joined our show to discuss a variety of topics.
Tennessee’s most mispronounced word revealed
Analysis of Google search data for 2025 reveals the most mispronounced words for Tennessee and America.
Mugshots : Madison County : 10/28/25 – 10/29/25
The people in this gallery were booked into and/or released from the Madison County Jail between 12 a.m. on 10/28/25 and 8 a.m. on 10/29/25.
FHU Athletics website voted 5th Best in the NAIA
For the second time, the NAIA-SIDA Publications & Media Contest has named Freed-Hardeman University’s athletics website, GoFHULions.com, one of the top digital media productions in the NAIA.
Brian Dickey announces candidacy for McNairy Co. Register of Deeds
Brian Dickey, currently serving as Register of Deeds in McNairy County, will campaign for re-election.
What the Tech: Safe trick-or-treating
If your kids are heading out for trick-or-treating this Halloween, you probably know where the best candy is, but do you know who lives in every house along the route?
Sky Zone Jackson hosts trunk-or-treat
Sky Zone Jackson is in the Halloween spirit this year bringing the community a trunk-or-treat.
National First Responders Day: Celebrating, honoring community heroes
Tuesday is National First Responders Day and one local fire department is spreading the word.
‘Haunting on Main’ causes a stir in Crockett County
Screams of residents escaping "Haunting on Main" in Alamo echoed in the night Tuesday.
Lifeline releases November 2025 mobile blood drive schedule
Cooler temps, warmer hearts—roll up your sleeve with Lifeline and share the gift of life.
Jackson’s Got Talent to return in April of 2026
The Exchange Club-Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse is holding its 2nd Annual Jackson's Got Talent.
Scooter’s Coffee partners with Carl Perkins Center for fundraiser
The Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse is partnering with Scooter's Coffee for a special day of giving.
New reciprocal fishing agreements with Tennessee and Kentucky now in effect
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) is happy to announce anglers can once again use their Tennessee resident licenses to fish certain waters shared with Kentucky.
Liberty Tech teacher receives ‘Outstanding Instructor Award’
A local high school teacher has received an outstanding honor.
Jackson, TN Launches Free Legacy Planning Program to Help Increase Asset Protection and Intergenerational Wealth
The Greater Jackson Financial Empowerment Center will offer one-on-one legacy planning support to help residents retain wealth by protecting and preserving assets.
Local food resources for those in need
We have a list of local resources to help address food insecurity in our communities.
Food drive donations sought in McNairy County
Donations are being collected to support an upcoming food drive.
MIDDAY GUEST: Birth Choice Adoption Agency
Lisa Reasons, Executive Director of Adoption Services at Birth Choice, joined our show to discuss their upcoming adoption agency open house and ribbon cutting.
RIFA responds to predicted end of SNAP benefits
The government is expected to pause SNAP benefits for all participants on Nov. 1
TDOC launches Halloween compliance checks statewide
On Halloween, probation and parole officers with the TDOC will carry out Operation Blackout
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital to provide neonatal intensive care at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital is proud to announce an expansion of its partnership with West Tennessee Healthcare.
‘What the Tech?’: Apple AirTags
They are small, inexpensive, and designed to help you find lost keys, luggage, or even pets. But Apple AirTags are also showing up in police reports for the wrong reasons. The…
Madison County Incumbent Mayor AJ Massey holds campaign kickoff
Another candidate throws his hat into the political ring, campaigning for the office of Madison County mayor.
‘Arts in the Dark’ set to bring artistic creativity to life
A first-time event that brings creativity to life in a unique way.
Ticket information for “Arts in the Dark”
"Arts in the Dark" will be held with two performances at the Malesus STEM Center at 610 Bolivar Hwy in Malesus on Tuesday, October 28, at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. For tickets visit: https://gofan.co/app/school/TN67871
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett Protecting the Vote in Tennessee: Uses Enhanced SAVE Program to Identify Ineligible Voters
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett today announced that his office has referred the names of 42 individuals identified as potential non-U.S. Citizens who voted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for further review.
